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Why Have Children?: The Ethical Debate (Basic Bioethics)

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Bioethical debates. Why must religion be excluded? - The debate in the preceding paragraphs is both real and artificial. It is real because, in effect, it is happening, but it is artificial because it should have been considered concluded some time ago with a clear outcome: the impugnment of theses that exclude religious ethics from the secular medical debate.

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Why Have Children? The Ethical Debate | Times Higher ... - The Ethical Debate. Mary Warnock navigates the moral questions that come to bear on the having of children. Philosopher Christine Overall is right to establish at the start of this book - part of a series called Basic Questions in Bioethics - that whether or not to have a child is, or should be, a matter of choice.

Why Have Children?: The Ethical Debate (Basic Bioethics ... - The Ethical Debate (Basic Bioethics) Christine Overall In contemporary Western society, people are more often called upon to justify the choice not to have children than they are to supply reasons for having them.

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Ethical Issues and Vaccines | History of Vaccines - Ethical Issues and Vaccines. Compulsory vaccination in New Jersey in the 1880s. National Library of Medicine. Vaccines are responsible for many global public health successes, such as the eradication of smallpox and significant reductions in other serious infections like polio and measles. Even so, vaccinations have also long been the subject ...

Why Have Children?: The Ethical Debate (Basic Bioethics ... - Mostly, Overall examines philosophical arguments that have been put forward both for and against having children and takes them down from the high-flown theoretical, in which no realistic human beings seem to be involved, to reality, where women must have or not have the children philosophers debate over.

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PDF Practical - Ethical Issues in Resuscitation of Infants by John J. Paris Page 10 Ethics and the Human Papilloma- virus Vaccine by Kenneth Alexander Page 12 When the Patient Is a Child - A Case Study by Rosemary Flanigan Page 15 Inside D. Micah Hester (Continued on page 5) Concerns about the ethical care of children have been central to bioethics since its ...

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Ethics of Designer Babies | The Embryo Project Encyclopedia - Ethics of Designer Babies. A designer baby is a baby genetically engineered in vitro for specially selected traits, which can vary from lowered disease-risk to gender selection. Before the advent of genetic engineering and in vitro fertilization (IVF), designer babies were primarily a science fiction concept.

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Christine Overall: Why have children? The ethical debate ... - Having children entails a strain. Having children changes one's life forever. Moreover, according to the author, choosing to have children is an ethical issue. Why? First of all, if individuals who do not have children must provide an explanation, then justice requires that if others do have children they ought to explain why they decided to ...

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Embryo selection debate Savulescu ... - Bioethics Observatory - Savulescu J. Procreative Beneficence: why we should select the best children Bioethics 2001;15:413-26. Savulescu J. In defence of procreative beneficence. Journal of Medical Ethics 2007;33:284-8. Savulescu J, Kahane G. The moral obligation to create children with the best chance of the best life. Bioethics 2009;23:274-90. Petersen, TS.

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